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28 Jan

New Beginnings: Terrific Parenting Principles

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Greetings. I want to welcome you to a new series of articles, focused first on explaining the fundamentals of Terrific Parenting. These are the principles that allow you to build responsibility, nurture optimism and teach your children to enjoy the self-fulfilling rewards of right effort.

21 Feb

False Hope Destroys Any Chance Of Happiness

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In All Posts, Daily Routines, Happiness, Healthy Habits, Motivation
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Okay, I want to begin with a warning. This is the second in a series of articles on optimism and happiness, and how we can achieve our goals and really live our dreams.

11 Feb

Finding Balance In Family Life

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In a recent email to subscribers, I began a new series of articles with the metaphor that follows. Because so many people asked questions, I will ask that you first read the story below. Questions, and my thoughts will follow…

04 Feb

Power of Positive Emotion

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I receive quite a few questions from worried parents asking how to best help their children to be happy. It is clear that they want what we all want for our children…happiness. Unfortunately, happiness isn’t something we can give our

14 Jan

Children With Big Drama & Lots of Emotion

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I often get questions similar to this one by Janet, single mom of two children. Dear Dr Cale, my daughter tends to get very upset… very easily. As she is getting older (now 8), it seems like everything is a

14 Jan

Simplicity in Parenting

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In All Posts, Chores, Daily Routines, Happiness, Healthy Habits, In The News
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I just read a news release that someone is suggesting that “less is more” when it comes to parenting. I couldn’t agree more. In most areas where children get more and more…less is needed. Less TV Less Video Less nagging